Bengals elevate Jake Browning, Isaiah Prince to active roster

Field Level Media
29 Jan 2023, 00:35 GMT+10

The Cincinnati Bengals elevated quarterback Jake Browning and offensive tackle Isaiah Prince to the active roster for Sunday's AFC Championship Game.

Browning will serve as the emergency third quarterback against the host Kansas City Chiefs behind Joe Burrow and backup Brandon Allen.

Prince, however, could see action on a banged-up offensive line. The Bengals ruled out starting left tackle Jonah Williams (knee) and starting right guard Alex Cappa (ankle).

Browning, 26, has never appeared in an NFL game. Undrafted out of Washington in 2019, he was on the Minnesota Vikings' practice squad from 2019-21 before joining Cincinnati.

Prince, 25, has not appeared in a game this season but started all four games at right tackle during the Bengals' postseason run last year. He was originally a sixth-round pick by the Miami Dolphins in 2019.

--Field Level Media

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